Our Educator's section is designed to assist any teacher or educationalist who works with students aged 9-19.

Whether you are teaching financial literacy, numeracy, enterprise capability, entrepreneurship, business education, vocational courses or Work Related Learning, our website provides information about helpful educational resources, YoungBiz youth programmes, teacher training and classroom curricula developed for Key Stages 2, 3, 4 and post-16 learners.

Be sure to browse through our free case studies, interactive quizzes, articles and links that will save you time on lesson planning and turn your class session into an exciting adventure in real-world learning that leads to economic well-being, financial independence, development of enterprising behaviours and preparation for the real world of work.

Our Student's section is a place for young people to learn more about money management, business enterprise and entrepreneurship.

Whether or not students have attended a YoungBiz training programme, this area of our website provides tools and resources that will help them develop key business skills, prepare for future careers, and understand important financial principles such as saving for the future, wise investing, careful spending and avoiding debt.

We hope you enjoy our student news, stories of young entrepreneurs, links to websites of youth-owned companies, mentoring messages and helpful self-evaluation quizzes provided in the Student's section. YoungBiz makes it fun to learn and easy to teach about money and business!

Our Business section is for anyone in the business community interested in supporting or becoming involved in youth entrepreneurship and financial literacy education.

In this area of our website, you will find information about how to become a YoungBiz franchisee, a YoungBiz programme sponsor or a volunteer business mentor. You can also learn about all the programmes, courses and workshops offered by YoungBiz throughout the UK and visit our YoungBiz Catalogue.

Be sure to read our exciting case studies of young business owners - then click on the links to visit their websites. We appreciate your support of these enterprising young people who have taken the risk to launch a business and are already making real-world decisions about money!